We want everyone to feel at home in DeLaMar. To ensure that everyone can enjoy a pleasant theater visit, we offer additional provisions for people with (invisible) disabilities.
General accessability provisions
Present, available or allowed
Service dog allowed
Accessible building
Rest areas
Would you like to know more about the layout of our halls, such as which seats are suitable if you have a fear of heights, require extra legroom, or have questions about the dimensions of our seats? If so, please visit our Floor plans page.
Visitors with reduced mobility
Provisions for people with reduced mobility
Present, available or allowed
Stairs with handrail
Accessible lift
Barrier-free building and passageways that are sufficiently wide
Wheelchair-friendly restroom
Mobile payment
The theater building is wheelchair accessible and has two wheelchair-accessible restrooms. Each theater hall has two wheelchair spaces with a chair for a companion or fellow audience member. These spaces can be reserved by calling our customer service team.
Our (downstairs) halls are accessible for people with limited mobility. The balcony in both halls is only accessible via one or more stairs.
Café Americain is wheelchair accessible via the entrance of the adjacent Clayton Hotel Amsterdam American at Leidsekade 97. Heineken Hoek Grand Café is wheelchair accessible via the main entrance.
More information for people with reduced mobility
Visitors with a hearing impairment
Provisions for people with a hearing impairment
Present, available or allowed
Hearing loop (t-coil or headphones)
DeLaMar has headphones for the hearing impaired and is equipped with a hearing loop system for visitors with hearing aids. It is possible to bring your own speech-to-text reporter in consultation with us. As available space depends on the performance, please contact us in advance so we can find a suitable arrangement together.
We also offer selected shows in collaboration with Theater met Tolk that are also suitable for visitors with a hearing impairment.
More information for people with a hearing impairment
Visitors with a visual impairment
People with a visual impairment are welcome to bring an officially trained assistance dog.
In collaboration with the foundation Komt het Zien! we offer shows that are also suitable for people with a visual impairment.
More information for people with a visual impairment
Visitors who require low sensory environments
Provisions for people who require low sensory environments
Present, available or allowed
Low stimulus area
DeLaMar understands that a visit to the theater can be tiring for people who are easily overstimulated. That's why we offer additional facilities for visitors who are sensitive to stimuli.
More information for people who are sensitive to stimuli
Eldery visitors
In collaboration with the foundation Vier het Leven, we offer shows that take extra account of visitors of an advanced age. These people are given special places in the hall, an extra employee is present to assist them and Stichting Vier het Leven facilitates extra supervisors and transport to and from the theater. Registration for these shows is via the foundation Vier het Leven.
More information about Vier het Leven
Visitors with non-visible disabilities
Provisions for people with non-visible disabilities
Present, available or allowed
Hidden disability Sunflower Keycord recognised here
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a simple tool that allows a visitor to voluntarily share that they have a disability or condition that may not be immediately apparent and that a helping hand, understanding or more time may be needed. DeLaMar supports this initiative and our employees are ready to recognize wearers of the keychord, so that their experience during a visit is extra pleasant.
More information about Hidden Disabilities Sunflower
Not present, not available or not allowed
Not present, not available or not allowed
Personal assistant
Sensory experience
Barrier-free access and steps accompanied by ramp
Sign language interpretation provided
Closed captioning
Open captioning
Low stimulus hours
Do you have suggestions or ideas for ways to make our theater even more accessible? We'd love to hear from you! Please fill out our contact form, with "other" in the subject line.